1. By car

Leave the A5117 for Dunkirk Trade Estate, then follow signs to Telford Court; the DVSA unit (CH1 6LT) sits at the far end. With few bays, drop on Roodee Rd and walk in.

2. By public transport

• Bus – Stagecoach 1 & X1 between Chester and Liverpool stop on Parkgate Rd (10‑min walk).
• Train – Bache station on Merseyrail’s Wirral Line is 1.4 mi south.

3. Cycling / walking

NCN Route 5 (Millennium Greenway) crosses Sealand Rd—secure hoops outside The Chester Pothouse.

1. Hoole Way gyratory (A56/A5268)

• Typical slip‑up – choosing the wrong inner lane and being forced back towards the station.
• Quick fix – read the lane boards on the railway bridge and commit early to the centre lane for the ring road.

2. Hoole Road 30 → 40 limit shift

• Typical slip‑up – creeping to 35 mph inside the 30 zone before the Countess Way lights.
• Quick fix – stay in 3rd gear, check repeaters and only up‑shift once you see the 40 terminal sign.

3. Countess Way roundabout (A41)

• Typical slip‑up – drifting across spiral markings on the two‑lane exit for Ellesmere Port.
• Quick fix – follow the broken lane line all the way round and exit in the same lane you joined.

1. About Chester Test Centre from a Learner’s View

Located on Liverpool Road near Upton, the centre has a generous bay‑lined yard; within seconds you meet the A5116 roundabout—mirror discipline vital.

2. What to Expect on the Day

Bay parking frequent; independent driving often joins M53 J12 or the A55—practise high‑speed merges.

3. After You Pass

Licence normally lands in two weeks; Pass Plus on the M56 helps motorway confidence.

4. What If You Don’t Pass?

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